A totally frivolous, deliciously frothy, tongue-in-cheek romance from Meg Cabot, the new queen of teenage fiction.
Victoria and the Rogue
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The tall, flaxen-haired lord brought colour to Victoria’s cheeks – not to mention a flutter to her pulse. He was so handsome. What girl would not blush? And he was flirting with her! Lady Victoria Arbuthnot has always done exactly what she wants. So she’s delighted when she bags drop-dead-gorgeous Lord Malfrey before she’s even got off the boat from India. But then a dashing young sea captain starts spreading stories about her man. Could it be that Vicky’s happy-ever-after with Lord M. might not be so happy after all?
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Meg Cabot is a very funny young author who has the Midas touch when it comes to hilarious teenage fiction. She lives in New York City with her husband and one-eyed cat, Henrietta. She writes for both teenagers and adults – and has become a world-wide best-seller with THE PRINCESS DIARIES series. Her novel for adults, THE GUY NEXT DOOR, is also published by Pan Macmillan.
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Lady Victoria? Victoria turned her head at the sound of her name being called so softly from across the ship deck. Read the first page
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This book is set in London, 1810. It is about a 16-year-old girl named Lady Victoria Arbuthnot who is the heiress to a £40,000 fortune. She spent her childhood in India and, at the start of the book, is returning to London to live with her aunt, uncle and cousins. Aboard the ship, she meets the devistatingly handsome Hugo Malfrey, as well as the odious Jacob Carstairs. She accepts Hugo Malfrey's marriage proposal during the voyage and Jacob Carstairs seems intent on persuading Victoria to break the engagement, claiming that Hugo Malfrey is a rogue. Victoria doesn't believe a word...but could later discoveries mean that Jacob was right?
This book is full of romance, humour and is generally a very satisfying read. I absolutely love it and can read it over and over again without ever tiring of it. If you enjoyed 'Nicola and the Viscount,' read this. If not, try it anyway.
This book is full of romance, humour and is generally a very satisfying read. I absolutely love it and can read it over and over again without ever tiring of it. If you enjoyed 'Nicola and the Viscount,' read this. If not, try it anyway.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By A. Wilson
Format:Paperback
I read this book several years ago when I was around 11 and thoroughly enjoyed it. It is based on a young girl who is very rich and although at first slightly ignorant to English society, quickly is engaged to a gorgeous Lord Malfrey who turns out to be not quite what he seems. Victoria's concerns are made even more apparent by the Captain Carstairs, who by warning her against him harms her opinion of the Captain and her own pride.
Meg Cabot has many loose similarities to the classic Jane Austen book, 'Pride and Prejudice' such as the sly Lord who seems like Mr Wickham and the captain like Mr Darcy. Also the Aunt and Uncle of whom she stays with are called the Gardiners although the fact that she is worth a great deal shows the many differences.
Older female readers about 14plus may find it a bit too easy of a read but age 13 downwards I think would enjoy this book as its plot follows many romantic genre conventions.
Meg Cabots flair and style would make any girl enjoy this book but with the humourous storylines and attractive characters, this book will be left in the girls imagination for a long time to come!
Meg Cabot has many loose similarities to the classic Jane Austen book, 'Pride and Prejudice' such as the sly Lord who seems like Mr Wickham and the captain like Mr Darcy. Also the Aunt and Uncle of whom she stays with are called the Gardiners although the fact that she is worth a great deal shows the many differences.
Older female readers about 14plus may find it a bit too easy of a read but age 13 downwards I think would enjoy this book as its plot follows many romantic genre conventions.
Meg Cabots flair and style would make any girl enjoy this book but with the humourous storylines and attractive characters, this book will be left in the girls imagination for a long time to come!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Sabbotage
Format:Paperback
Another book from Meg Cabot...tells the story of Lady Victoria Arbuthnot who lived in India with her 3 bachelor uncles but is now being shipped off back to England to find herself a suitor. Although I enjoyed this book, it just wasn't as good for me as The Princess Diaries, but is enjoyable nonetheless. Good to read when you can't get hold of any Princess Diary books, for a journery or what not.
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Great, fun, girly read!
I absolutely loved this book. Others say it's more suited to people below 12 but im over thirteen and an avid reader and i thought it was brill! Read more
Published on 7 Jan 2011 by charliecat<3
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Didnt like it at first...
I didnt really like this book at first but then it got better, its a romatic book about a girl who is coming to england from india and she meets lord malfrey and captin carstairs,... Read more
Published on 13 Dec 2007 by Carla
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Rubbish beginning......gets better
Ages ago I read the first few paragraphs to this and thought it sounded awful but just recently I tried again. Read more
Published on 10 July 2007 by Jo Bunt
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amazing!
this book is absolutely amazing! its about a girl called Victoria..who is in her way from India to england.. Read more
Published on 13 Feb 2006 by "talk2aishwarya"
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Meg Cabot Fan #1
I love all of Meg Cabots books, including this one. Its about an 18yr old girl called Lady Victoria Arbuthnot and is set in about 1850. Read more
Published on 22 Feb 2005 by Hannah (xXx)
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a wonderful, girly read; full of life and passion. but...
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The heroine is likeable, and the details are such that they can easily transport you to victorian england without needing any existing knowledge of... Read more
Published on 30 Aug 2004 by "galaxygwen"
5.0 out of 5 stars
This Book Is Faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaab!
When Victoria returns to Britain in 1808 after having spent almost 12 years in India, the English weather isn't the only thing which takes the 16 year old by surprise. Read more
Published on 1 Jun 2004 by Reta
5.0 out of 5 stars
A brilliant, romantic story!
Victoria and the Rogue is a brilliant book set in 19th century England. Young Lady Victoria Arbuthnot is delighted when she becomes engaged to the handsome Lord Malfrey onboard the... Read more
Published on 21 Feb 2004 by Miss Beret
3.0 out of 5 stars
Very similar plot but likable
I liked Nicola and Viscount, that is why I read this book. I was surprised, the plot is very very similar with "Nicola..". Read more
Published on 2 April 2003
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